So, this is a pretty stupid question but do they offer the tracks with
DRM still if the same one at the same price is available without it?
Again, stupid question but I wonder.
On Sep 13, 2008, at 8:04 AM, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
Scott,
iTunes+, the DRM free tracks on iTunes, used to be thirty cents
more, but are now priced the same as the DRM'd tracks. If it is
available DRM free, you'll get it that way for $0.99 per song, and
at twice the KbPS as DRM tracks.
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On Sep 13, 2008, at 2:33 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Esther, you are so dang smart, got one for ya. I might be nuts
cause I spent a fair bit of time mucking about in the store. I know
that iTunes does offer some DRM-free content for a dollar more per
track. What I'm not sure of is if there is a way to either search
for this in particular or a way to tell what is DRM-free. Have you
any experience with this? I thought I had run across a Red Hot
Chili Peppers album that was DRM-free, but then I just wasn't sure
and the cost of the tracks seemed to indicate they were not, but
there was an option to purchase such a version. Huh, well I again
couldn't figure out if I were imagining this or what.
And if I recall, I thought there was a way to turn on an option for
having the ability to purchase the DRM-free stuff. I think it was
called iTunes Plus.
tnx
